What people think about The Wolves (Act I And II):

• From what I can tell the only use of auto-tune is at the beginning of the end of the song, at the "what might have been lost" part. And this only goes on for about 20 seconds or so. We're not talking T-Pain or Kayne here. Like others have said below, this is a great and orignal SUBTLE way of using auto-tune, and for my money, is the best part of this song. On first listens, I thought it was steel guitar there. Not sure if alot of folks know exactly what auto-tune is. 
• he's using auto-tune? wtf...he can sing himself artists are just gettin lazy 
• Why the autotune hate? For me it makes the song. Evokes so many emotions, especially in the "act II" part. 
• I love Bon Iver, but I can't stand it when he uses autotune. :\ 
• "Someday my pain will mark you." Love this song, love Bon Iver 
• Not that I'm into prince, but this almost sounds like his voice in the beginning of the song :) 
• at the moment my favourite from for emma, forever ago. 
• Gahaha the auto-tune does sort of kill the whole natural feel of the whole album, but it works. This song was on US of Tara last night! 
• How does the auto-tune ruin it?! It makes the song I think. 
• Yeah, I noticed the parts where they used auto-tune, and I liked it a lot.